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Exercise and coffee may protect against Alzheimer's disease
Physical activity and higher coffee consumption improve cognitive aging and reduces risks of AD.
Lifestyle factors may play an essential role in preventing and treating Alzheimer's disease (AD). Physical activity improves cognitive aging and reduces risks of AD - Casaletto et al. suggest that the actual mechanism consists of decreasing microglial activation, a hallmark of neuroinflammation and brain pathology.
Cognitive decline and its mitigation was also a subject of an Australian study on 227 older adults. The trial concluded that higher coffee consumption was linked to slower cognitive decline and lowered the probability of AD.
And it is not the only good news for patients with AD. The nasal vaccine against Alzheimer's disease, modulating the immune system to combat the disease, is currently undergoing its first clinical trial in Brigham and Women's Hospital.
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Lifestyle factors may play an essential role in preventing and treating Alzheimer's disease (AD). Physical activity improves cognitive aging and reduces risks of AD - Casaletto et al. suggest that the actual mechanism consists of decreasing microglial activation, a hallmark of neuroinflammation and brain pathology.
Cognitive decline and its mitigation was also a subject of an Australian study on 227 older adults. The trial concluded that higher coffee consumption was linked to slower cognitive decline and lowered the probability of AD.
And it is not the only good news for patients with AD. The nasal vaccine against Alzheimer's disease, modulating the immune system to combat the disease, is currently undergoing its first clinical trial in Brigham and Women's Hospital.
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